Freeze Warnings Issued Across Tristate Area, Expected Impact Overnight

A freeze warning is in effect across several regions in the Eastern U.S. as sub-freezing temperatures are expected to drop to as low as 20-25 degrees overnight. The National Weather Service has issued alerts for areas along the I-81 corridor in Pennsylvania, parts of Maryland, Virginia, and Long Island, warning that these conditions could damage crops and create hazardous conditions for commuters. Residents are advised to protect sensitive plants and take precautions against freezing outdoor plumbing. Wind chills are expected to make temperatures feel even colder, especially in coastal regions. While little precipitation is anticipated, the combination of cold temperatures and potential frost could affect early spring activities and travel. The freeze warnings will last until Wednesday morning, with temperatures rebounding later in the week.